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Re: Native Americans seek to outlaw the 'S-word'
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Is there a Shit Creek in Idaho, too? I live in Missouri, and I'm constantly finding myself up this particular creek sans a paddle. . .
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What I do see on a consistent basis is a lot of people calling Samantha names like: -ignorant -stupid -clueless -retarded -dumbass -etc. And again, not once have I seen her retort in kind. It's as if she doesn't see it at all & simply moves on. Like she said, perhaps we could use some manners. So long as I'm excused, you bunch of bleeping bleeps.
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What an awesome post! I've just learned a couple dozen new ways to say to my wife, "Gimme some _____ ." Thank you! I'm sure my wife will appreciate it as well!
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I thought I saw a few car names in there - Opel made an Ascona - I bet that didn't sell too well in Spain.
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I think banning certain words is dumb ; banning a sound that you larynx makes is absurd.
They should start charging fines for people farting in public, which sounds reasonable. |
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The most comical of these types was PETA calling for the name of Fishkill, New York to be changed due to its 'violent nature.' The fanatics didn't even bother to learn that the word 'kill' is a corrupted spelling of an obsolete Dutch word for 'river' and is seen plentifully around the former Dutch colony of New Netherlands (e.g., Schuylkill in Pennsylvania, Peekskill, Catskill and Fresh Kills in New York, etc). Pennsylvania, especially in the Amish Country, has alot of provocative names too, such as Intercourse, Blue Ball, Climax, etc. The reasons why, though, have nothing to do with sex. I'm sure this exists elsewhere, and I know Canada has a town called Dildo and France called Condom, etc. People can play map games and feigning offence all day if they are that bored and strained to carry a cross of some sort.
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Good one, Diuretic!Tethys
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Here is the point I think a lot of people miss. No matter how disgusting it is to call a person a(N-word) or b**ch etc. People are granted the right to do so under the constitution. Now while government has an obligation to grant people their rights society can (and should) discourage such things as racism, disrespect, and the words that are associated with those things.
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Why is it that you fuckin reptilian republican jackasses spout the party line to the point of puke - and why do you have such little idea of common courtesy?
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